Are there any retirement planning publications that focus on plain-English money advice for retirees?

Yes — there are several retirement-planning publications and newsletters that emphasize plain-English, practical money advice for retirees. A few good examples:

• AARP Bulletin / AARP publications
  Focuses on retirement, benefits, Social Security, Medicare, budgeting, scams, and everyday money issues in straightforward language.

• The Wall Street Journal’s retirement coverage
  Not exclusively for retirees, but it often has clear, practical articles on Social Security, investing, taxes, and withdrawal strategies.

• Kiplinger Retirement and Financial Planning
  Generally written for a broad audience and often explains topics like required minimum distributions, taxes, and retirement income in accessible terms.

• NerdWallet retirement articles/newsletters
  More consumer-oriented and plainspoken, especially for budgeting, investing basics, and retirement account decisions.

• Morningstar retirement research and articles
  Some pieces are more technical, but many retirement-income and portfolio articles are designed for individual investors and can be quite readable.

• Fidelity / Vanguard retirement education resources
  These are not publications in the traditional sense, but both offer retiree-focused guides and articles written in fairly plain English.

If you want, I can also give you:

1. the best print magazines/newsletters for retirees,
2. free online sources, or
3. a shortlist based on Social Security, taxes, or retirement investing specifically.